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The primary difference between CPAPs and BiPAPs is that CPAPs provide a single continuous level of pressure during both inhalation and exhalation. A BiPAP provides higher pressure for inhalation and lower pressure for exhalation. BiPAPs are often prescribed for individuals who have tried a CPAP machine and could not tolerate it.
